Celeb Tea

Kirstie Alley is one celebrity that is not afraid to speak her mind and let people know what she wants. In an interview she did with People Magazine in May 2009, Kirstie said, “I haven’t been having sex,” as she also opened up about falling off the weight-loss wagon and ballooning to 228 lbs. “I want a booty call with Jamie Foxx. For real,” she said. “I’ve always had a bit of a thing for him.”

Well, Oprah heard Kirstie’s wish. In an interview with Kirstie, Oprah did what she does best and made Kirstie’s dream come true.

Oprah reminded the Fat Actress star of the quotes and inquired if she really would love “a booty call from Jamie.” Replies Alley: “You know, me and about 3 million other women in the United States.”

“Well, you know, that’s really great because we have a special relationship, but I don’t want a booty call,” Winfrey says of her friend, who magically appeared via closed-circuit TV – prompting screams from Alley.

“Kirstie … with Oprah’s permission, I’ll be your booty call,” Foxx tells her.

Kirstie’s dream may have not completely come true, but I’m sure this definitely made her day.

2009 was a great year and also a very sad one. The year started slowly due to the recession the economy was facing. But stories picked up quickly from America’s first black President to the King of Pop passing. For the past couple of months, we have blogged about the most intriguing Celeb Gossips, but here are the top stories from 2009.

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President Barack Obama

Chris Brown & Rhianna

The Gosselins

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In breaking news, US Weekly is now reporting that the Oprah Show will be going off the air in the year 2011.

Tim Bennett, the president of Harpo, made the following announcement: “Tomorrow, Oprah will announce live on The Oprah Winfrey Show that she has decided to end what is arguably one of the most popular, influential and enduring programs in television history,” the statement read. “The sun will set on the Oprah show as its 25th season draws to a close on September 9, 2011.”

The Oprah Winfrey Show is currently the longest-running daytime television talk show in the United States, having run nationally since September 8, 1986.

No word yet on what the talk show queen plans to do in the future.